Resumen de The Evolution of Hilary of Poitiers's Trinitarian Use of Nativitas
Since Hilary stayed in the city of Constantinople for the duration of the council with an explicit interest in its outcome, even if Hilary did not hear Eunomius with his own ears, he likely gained a report of the proceedings of the council. [...]as Hilary's emphasis on the Son's eternal generation diminishes, other aspects of his Trinitarian theology come to the fore in the Tractatus super Psalmos. In Tractatus super Psalmos 138.17, Hilary argues that the Son's ability to do the same work as the Father manifests his participation in the one divine power. [...]while the Son's generation remains central to Hilary's Trinitarian theology, his arguments regarding this generation shift between Book 7 and Book 11 of the De Trinitate as a result of his contact with Homoian theology.
